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We illustrate how coding theory was applied in the design of t he cryptographic hash function L ANE [8]. The generic structure of the L ANE compression function could potentially be vulnerable to a class of meet-i n-the-middle attacks. While difficult to avoid at first sight, restating the problem i n the domain of error correcting codes naturally leads to a simple and elegant solu ion. This ensures that these attacks do not apply to L ANE.

Coding Theory and Hash Function Design - A Case Study: The Lane Hash Function